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01-26-2015, 03:35 PM
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So... what is the proper cooling off period
For a hidden gem auction on eBay that has closed? One full business day so that the item can be shipped? Three business days?
What say ye? I will wait the appropriate period of time before asking who won an auction this weekend that was poorly advertised, but still had a spirited bidding war.
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